Interesting concept, cool characters, good writing. Keep it up!
Some great twist, for some page I've hated Gretch and after hated Damien! Write very well and I hope to read soon some new chapter from this writer
Love the book , but waiting to far in between chapters. If you are going to make us wait for chapters at least write 2-3 chapters at a time
Lots of love for this author! Just finished reading two of her books and i loved it ♥️
I'm looking forward for the next book?
Congratulations Miss!!...
Love this author’s books!! Can’t wait to read more.
Like it so far.
Great story.
This is my first-time writing a review, so please forgive any unconventional phrasing. I feel compelled to give this novel the credit it truly merits.
To begin with, the story starts with a unique twist on a well-known cliché. As the narrative progresses, more familiar tropes are introduced, making it initially seem like a typical, easily forgotten isekai tale. However, there's something that sets this apart.
Though I haven't reached the conclusion and the initial chapters didn't particularly resonate with me, the book offers a surprising depth beyond its clichéd surface. If you can push through the somewhat overused elements and the melancholic twist, the reward for your persistence is immense. For the first time today, I found myself genuinely moved, whether reading or watching, without any hint of sarcasm or contrivance.
Admittedly, I haven't finished the novel, yet this single moment has compelled me to give it a full five-star rating. Mr. Author, your work earns my respect.
Romance is incredibly light. There is a bit with Isolde, primarily due to the red chalice cursing her, but that only lasts for that one arc, which is pretty short. I'm at the most recent chapter ~230 and there has been none since then. There will likely be more between them later, but I honestly doubt it's that deep.
It seems the reader is expressing disappointment with the main character (MC) in a story, describing them as overly powerful (Gary Stu) in an unsatisfactory manner. They usually don't mind a slightly idealized protagonist, but this MC's abilities, such as knowing trivial facts about fellow actors and causing sudden popularity for them, feel forced and uninteresting. The character's supposed rise to national prominence for superficial and nonsensical reasons is frustrating.
The reader wishes for the MC to have some weaknesses or flaws, like being incompetent at cooking, to make them more relatable. Overall, they rate the story 2 out of 5 stars, acknowledging that the translation is good, though.
A rephrased version in English would be:
The reader expresses dissatisfaction with the主角, stating that their extreme prowess borders on being unrealistic (Gary Stu-like). While they generally tolerate a degree of idealism, the character's seemingly effortless knowledge of minor details about others, which can suddenly boost their popularity, feels contrived and lacks substance. The plot's reliance on the MC becoming a national figure for trivial reasons irks them, when similar feats in other stories would be grounded in something engaging or humorous.
Moreover, the lack of any visible flaws in the MC's skillset, encompassing every aspect from sports to cooking, makes them unrelatable. The reader suggests that even a simple shortcoming, like poor culinary skills, could provide a much-needed balance.
In conclusion, they give the story a rating of 2 out of 5, while complimenting the translation.
Dont belittle my Senior brother fellow daoist!